3 A.05 War, Killing And Peace by Munnan Misra

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Why do we kill people,
Who are killing people,
Knowing killing people
Is wrong - Yet we kill people?

The world will not get peace,
When armed men do seize,
Can peace path lead with ease,
On roads of weapons so leased?

All the arms that humanity,
Acquires for in reality,
Be redundant for charity,
But for hugging with honesty.
© Munindra Misra

Munnan Misra

Submitted Date	:	Friday, February 06, 2009
Submitted Date	:	Saturday, December 17, 2011

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